A young adult patient presents with pearly, raised, painless, flesh-colored lesions with umbilated centers over the lower inner right arm (see photo). Which of the following would be a part of your treatment plan?

Jayden, age 4, is brought for his annual influenza vaccine. Based on his age, the correct dose of the vaccine is:

Which of the following would be important to monitor in a child receiving methylphenidate for treatment of attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

The FNP is caring for a 78-year-old with COPD. A primary prevention intervention for this patient is to:

An elderly male presents to your clinic with complaints of an erythematous scaly 1.5 cm macular lesion on the left forearm that is not pruritic (see photo). Upon further questioning he reveals the lesions have been there for some time and he only came to the clinic because his children are afraid he has skin cancer. You suspect which condition and treatment option?

You are seeing Tyler, a 4-month-old for a well-check. His mother asks about over-the-counter pain relief that he can have if he is uncomfortable or runs a low grade temperature tonight after his vaccines. Your tell her that the appropriate antipyretic drug and dosage for a 4-month-old is:

An obese woman presents to the clinic with complaints of tenderness and irritation under both of her breasts. The exam reveals a very irritated, moist, inflamed area with macules and papules present. There is an area of central redness under each breast with redness extending outward (see photo). What is the best treatment for this woman?

A child will be able to do which of the following fine motor skills first?

Immunizations offered routinely to patients 65 years of age and older are:

The father of Justin, a 6-month old boy, cut his first tooth this month. His dad asks about when Justin will have all his baby teeth. The Nurse Practitioner’s best response is that by age _______ months, all primary (deciduous) teeth should be present.